The primary reason we use enqueue scrips is because WordPress will properly manage all the requests. For example, if two different plugins are using a certain third party library, WordPress will make sure that the script is only loaded once. It will also do a good job of handeling multiple version of the same script. … Read more
The reason this probably doesn’t work is because WordPress uses noConflict() mode. From The Codex: The jQuery library included with WordPress is set to the noConflict() mode ( see wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js ). This is to prevent compatibility problems with other JavaScript libraries that WordPress can link. In the noConflict() mode, the global $ shortcut for jQuery … Read more
You use globals 🙁 whenever you think that you need to use a global you should automatically stop coding and invest as much time as it takes to remove that need. In your case it seems like you assume that global variables persist between Ajax request, but they don’t. In addition your design of the … Read more
Have you tried returning an array instead? wp_send_json($an_array_of_your_vals); And then parse the array in the success function? success: function( data ) { var obj = jQuery.parseJSON(data); if( obj.arg_1 ) { $(‘selector’).append( obj.content ); } else if( obj.arg_2 ) { $(‘other_selector’).append( obj.content ); } }
Well don’t mix PHP and Javascript without the proper tags <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function( $ ){ if(location.href != “https://linestar.ca/contact-us/”) { alert(“Make sure you use the right contact Tab!”); } else { alert(“LineStar Welcomes You!”); } }); </script> As a sidenote, your website has lots of issues that you have to work out eventually.
The code seems fine. Please check by loading the script in the footer and also use the wp_footer in your .php file.
(I’m using 5.7.2) This is all you have to use: const $ = jQuery.noConflict();. However, you have to make sure the file you load is loaded after jQuery to prevent timing issues. So either make jQuery a dependency of your script like this: function _jf_load_scripts() { wp_register_script(‘main’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/build/js/main.bundle.js’, array(‘jquery’), MY_VERSION, TRUE); wp_enqueue_script(‘main’); } … Read more
You have introduced 2 additional problems by adding the jQuery from Google CDN. The admin interface needs jQuery called in no conflict mode so it won’t interfere with the other scripts WordPress uses for the dashboard. The WordPress dashboard is not yet compatible with jQuery 1.5 thats why it was pulled from trunk right before … Read more
<script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(‘.votes’).each(function(){ votes = jQuery(‘strong’,this).html(); jQuery(this).html(‘<div class=”calculated-rating”>’+votes+'</div>’); }); }); </script>
First Hint: Copy your parent theme (without modifications) and start a new child theme that only contains the style.css file with the comment and a plain functions.php file. You can move stuff later, but this way you can make sure that nothing interrupts. Solve one task after each other in this plain vanilla setup. Second … Read more